Top Prosecutor of Trump War Crimes Is Killed in Street
Summary
This episode examines the assassination of Ecuadorian prosecutor Alexandra Bravo, who was investigating U.S. boat strikes and torture allegations linked to Operation Southern Spear. Hosts discuss how Trump’s administration and allied leaders like Daniel Noboa are using dehumanizing rhetoric to justify extrajudicial killings. Guest Harry Lippman analyzes the legal implications, arguing these actions violate international law and reflect a broader erosion of democratic norms and accountability under Trump’s second term.
Topics discussed
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Assassination of prosecutor investigating U.S. boat strikes
Daniel Noboa, Trump's influence, and political rhetoric
Operation Southern Spear casualties and lack of due process
Interview with Harry Lippman on dictatorship and justice
Lawlessness, corruption, and the cycle of scandals
International law violations in U.S. naval operations
U.S. standing in South America and legal precedents
Presidential immunity and Supreme Court hypotheticals
Promotion of 'WTF America' book and Talking Feds
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